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Welcome to the next episode of Beyond The Finish Line with your host, Joe Hardin, brought to you by Run Tri Bike. In this conversation, Joe sits down with Jason Bahamundi, founder of Run Tri Bike, for a lively, honest, and motivational discussion that celebrates the power of endurance sports and the community behind them.

From the first minute, you’ll feel the relaxed, spontaneous energy as Joe and Jason share stories, laughs, and lessons learned through running, podcasting, and life itself. Their camaraderie sets the tone for an episode that feels like hanging out with two friends at the trailhead after a long run.

The Power of Community in Endurance Sports
A central theme of this conversation is the role of community. Joe and Jason reflect on the Everyday Athlete Clubhouse and Run Tri Bike’s mission to showcase stories from athletes of all levels. Their passion for inclusivity and connection is unmatched. They want to celebrate the people who cheer, support, and run alongside us every step of the way.

Finding Flow in Woodworking and Running
Listeners will love Joe’s reflections on woodworking, a passion passed down from his grandfather. Just like running, woodworking demands patience, focus, and a willingness to embrace imperfections. For endurance athletes, this analogy resonates deeply.

Food, Creativity, and Fuel for the Journey
The discussion takes a fun turn when Joe and Jason dive into cooking and yes, you read that right! From air-fried tofu experiments to swapping kitchen hacks, the episode highlights how creativity in the kitchen parallels the creativity required in training. Nutrition isn’t just fuel; it’s also joy, experimentation, and part of the athlete’s lifestyle.

The Soundtrack to Motivation
Music also finds its way into the conversation. With playlists ranging from Tyler Childers to De La Soul and underground bluegrass to Southern rap, Joe and Jason share how music keeps them inspired.

Embracing Risk and Betting on Yourself
Perhaps the most powerful message from this episode is the encouragement to take risks. Joe shares advice about embracing the scary, stepping into the unknown, and betting on yourself. Jason echoes that sentiment with personal reflections, offering endurance athletes the reminder that growth often begins outside of the comfort zone.

Why You Should Tune In
This episode isn’t just about running. It’s about living with passion.

Hit play, get inspired, and remember: Beyond every finish line is another beginning.